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@yvonnemangunda Magwizi ndicontent creator pachake. Anowanza maskits zvekutodaro.

Zimbabwe Football Association President Nqobile Magwizi addresses the exclusion of Marshall Munetsi from the Warriors.

@TafadzwaMandov2 Kunze kukupisa chief dai zvaigona vamwe tingadai takadzokera

Kugara pamba pevabereki iwe wava nemhuri yako haa ndomamwe ma sign eku failure life aya.

@KMutisi @Jamwanda2 🤣🤣 you might think you are playing devils advocacy mutori devil wacho. Imagine in new zengeza 4 kwandogara hakutorina mvura yacho haitouye. Have been staying ikoko for 4 years hantisati ndamboona drop yemvura mukuru. So tinonwa nekuwana mvura kupi

I can be the Devil’s Advocate here and say: Naturally, we should discourage the sinking of boreholes especially in urban areas… the tax there should rather be TO DISCOURAGE the drilling of boreholes… and as a govt, we may have to bear the brunt of the health & environmental problems created by the use of boreholes… The urban water table is a very important resource that shouldn’t be exploited excessively… But for the rural areas and farm, govt should incentivise

I HAVE A ASK: How does borehole tax improve water supply to residents? What is the link between taxing a hole I have bored alone because of gasping municipal tapes, and my having uninterrupted flow of water the morning after? More so when the levying institution has nothing to do with water body-building or water supply???

@ZimViral Kubva pakatanga city park, dai council yaive nerudo nevanhu ,dai vaigadzira 1 street every year kutaura kuno dai tine town yakanaka.

Kaguvi chaiyo haisikutomboda izvi, ikuda kutovharwa yogadzirwa yese.

@drDendere Ko bhero remombe nderei

Idziwo idzi

@ParliamentZim Varakashi varibusy sending thoussnds of email. Hamusikuona kuti kurakasha kwadzikira.

Have you submitted your views on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3? Parliament invites citizens and stakeholders to make their submissions and be part of shaping the nation’s laws. Send your views to bills@parlzim.gov.zw.

@matinyarare Mukangoziva kuti mukoma Rue ndicontent creator hamuite stress. Ndivo vaSparks nana Zigo vekuno kuX

After years of David Coltart trying to denigrate Chairman Mukuhlani and his leadership, Zimbabwe’s T20 team is playing some of the best cricket in history, beating Australia and Srilanka at the T20 ICC. Our cricket is in good hands under Chairman Mukuhlani. #NoToRacismInZimSport

@tawandan1 Lawyers 4ED

After my recent opinion on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, many have speculated about my attitude toward President E.D. Mnangagwa. Some have labeled me as they wish. My position, however, has never changed — I have supported President Mnangagwa from before he became President until now. And I will continue to support him. I have a strong bias in favour of President Mnangagwa. I say so openly and without apology. It is rooted in personal experience. As a young lawyer in my twenties at Kantor & Immerman, I was appointed to the board of the National Empowerment Corporation. I was the youngest member. Our Chairman was James Mushore. Fellow board members included Godfrey Gomwe, Greg Brackenridge, Shingi Mutasa, Rachel Kupara, Gedion Gono, Freeman Kembo, Mario Dos Remedios and others of significant stature. We reported to the Indigenisation Committee chaired by then Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa. At one meeting, I was attacked over petty and false allegations that arose from Kantor & Immerman — that I was some sort of “uncle Tom.” Because I had been allocated computers ahead of others. Many remained silent in the presence of the powerful committee members. But Chairman Mushore stood by me. President Mnangagwa immediately shut the matter down. He reminded the room that we were there to discuss policy, not gossip from a law firm. He was firm. Decisive. Focused. Fair. On another occasion, I held a legal view he did not agree with. While I was in London working on a corporate finance transaction, colleagues called to say I was “in trouble.” When I returned, I found a letter from him — then Minister of Justice. He reminded me that as the legal person on the board, my duty was not merely to identify problems but to find solutions. That lesson has stayed with me for decades. When I represented Strive alongside Anthony Eastwood in his fight for a license, we needed ministerial approval to bring senior counsel Wim Trengove. We were blocked. Beatrice Mtetwa secured a meeting with Minister Mnangagwa through the Permanent Secretary, Yunus Omarjee. The meeting lasted less than five minutes. He stated clearly that Strive was entitled to counsel of his choice. He signed the necessary certificates immediately and handed me every copy — including the Ministry’s file copies — instructing me to return them once the judgment was registered. Only later did I understand the wisdom of that act. Had the papers remained within the system, the registration could have been frustrated before I even returned to my office. In 2002, when my farms were taken, the late Vice President Msika told me plainly: “The only person who can resolve this is Emmerson.” Through a friend, I met him. In a brief meeting, he advised me to vacate and wait. I did. I waited nearly twenty years. Today, my farms are back. President Mnangagwa has been consistent with me. Firm. Decisive. Fair. At times feared, yes — but predictable in his reasoning and clear in his direction. So when people question my stance, understand this: my support is not blind. It is informed by lived experience. You may label me as you wish. I do not repay good with ingratitude. I stand where I stand because of what I have personally known. May God show him the same fairness and kindness he has shown me.

@VMusinachirevo Vamwe vanhu vanogona vatori ivo satan wacho. Pane chose chakashata zita rako rinotaurwa

He was the brainchild behind POSA and AIPA now he has ammended the constitution. He hates Zimbabwe with a passion!

@Ranga_Munjeri @Dar_dza @bxllyville Jeepers naMockery ndivo vakagadzira jeepmock

@Dar_dza @bxllyville Jeepmock harisi ra Jipaz? or Jipaz ndiye Mockery?

Mockery has been around longer than Maphorisa, sometimes you need to pay homage to your own. If you listen to Winky D song - putitsa from 2010 when he said “chibika mangoma Mockery tisimbise reggae”, this was the man being referred.

@CrimeWatchZim Chimurenga chichasumikira papolice i tell you

Complaint against police at Mbare Station. Today, along Remembrance Drive in Harare, I was harassed by officers manning a roadblock near the gate of Mbare Police Station. My car was impounded, and the officers took my car keys and driver’s licence. I was told that I had to pay a US$15 fine immediately, or leave my car at the station. When I explained that I did not have the money on the spot, hanzi maker a plan, ndikati hapana plan. All hell broke loose pandati hapana plan. The Officer in Charge, a rude male Sergeant who refused to give me his name, instructed one officer to accompany me to their offices. At their offices, I met a very unprofessional police lady. I was harassed, abused and told to fokol. I politely asked her name. She started shouting at me insisting that I should not ask her name. I asked permission to see the Officer in Charge, hanzi its none of your business enda unovatsvaga wega. Ndazama kuvaudza I am a teacher vana vakamirira teacher wavo, hanzi hazvinei nesu. @PoliceZimbabwe @ezegluny

@CrimeWatchZim Simple question. How many members do you have?, who appointed you as the CEO? are those fines gazzated? When you collect how do you share the money. So mamwe maorganisation anoita maroad show alerting people anotopenga.

WATCH | CEO of the Reprographic Rights Organisation of Zimbabwe (RROZ), Mr Antony Rimawo, has responded to public concerns over the organisation’s recent activities. RROZ, a newly established body, has been travelling around the country demanding licence fees from printing shops, embroidery businesses, and photocopy operators. The full interview will be released by @eargroundtv tonight at 8PM.

@CrimeWatchZim Chitungwiza tine 6 kubva pachikwana apa les than 26 kms

Imagine passing through two ZRP roadblocks on the same road within just a few kilometres. This was along Kirkman Road in Harare this afternoon, two police roadblocks located less than 3km apart. One was opposite Afropolitan, and the other was at the railway line after Sanganai. @PoliceZimbabwe 📸@Vahombe07

@MurapaG 🤣🤣🤣 haa ini munhu anonzi mupurisa nyangwe akafa ndinofara. Handina kana neremuromo navo. Kwedu ndingori ne1 block randinonga delport the rest ndosva ndatenderera hangu, this other day ndakato parker pamba pemunhu kusvika vaenda .

@Chadaz3 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Asi mune ma defeat

New trick for surviving police in Zimbabwe Make a video Be a tourist 📝

@Drverunako @CrimeWatchZim Wangu kana urimupurisa chimbouya undibate zvaka ndisinganwe, kanopera ka pay kako

@CrimeWatchZim Maybe zvema ticket izvo but zvekuti wanga usinganwe zvatove zvako izvo.inonzi circumstancial evidence chibaba zvakafanana nekuti unotora empty beer bottle woisa mvura then wotanga kunwa hako uchifamba muroad.unosungwa kunyange hako wainwa mvura but wainwira pai.u derseved arrest

Chitungwiza | Makoni Police Station Yesterday evening I was at a bar in Unit O, Chitungwiza, simply charging my phone. ZRP conducted a raid after discovering the liquor licence had expired, and everyone inside, including myself, was taken in, although I was not drinking. We were detained and later informed that we could either pay a fine or appear in court on Monday. In my situation, my family paid USD 30 so that I could go home. I was asked to sign quickly, and later noticed that the form recorded the offence as public drinking, with a fine of USD 15. This occurred on Friday night, 6 February 2026. I am sharing this with respect and humility, not to accuse anyone, but to kindly seek clarity on how the law applies to public drinking and liquor licences, and to better understand whether the correct procedure was followed. @PoliceZimbabwe

@matinyarare As i always say , "its safe to be a thief than to own a car in zimbabwe." Do you know from were i stay in chitungwiza , a distance less than 25 kms i encounter close to 5 road blocks including mudzimba chaimo. We have makoni,town centre,st marys,delport, hatfield , mbare and town

𝗭𝗜𝗠𝗕𝗔𝗕𝗪𝗘𝗔𝗡 𝗣𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗘 𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗣𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗘 𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗘𝗜𝗚𝗡-𝗥𝗘𝗚𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗘𝗗 𝗗𝗥𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗦. Last year I travelled through Zimbabwe in both my Zimbabwean and my South African vehicles. When I drove the Zimbabwean car I was never stopped at roadblocks, but when I drove the South African vehicle I was stopped at every roadblock and asked to produce car papers and TIPs, only to be left to go once they recognized me. This type of harassment is also common in Mozambique. I used to do at least one road trip to Mozambique once a year, driving from Johannesburg, but since I realized the harassment by Mozambican police, I stopped going to Mozambique. I will also never drive my South African cars to Zim which means I won’t be spending money in the rest points along the Masvingo road. Imagine how many South Africans also won’t make the crossing. In the early 90s before sanctions, so many South African vehicles drove through Zim with caravans, camping gear and trailers for holiday. We don’t see those anymore, yet South Africa has a huge market of campers, hikers and caravan enthusiasts. If we in Zimbabwe want to attract local and foreign overland tourism, hikers, bikers and campers, our police need to stop inconveniencing tourists with too many roadblocks. We are not a police state, so we need to reduce the number of roadblocks in the country and make travel more efficient and less disruptive. We can still police roads without using draconian roadblocks and very intrusive interrogations by police.

@gift_mugano @zanupf_patriots @ZANUPF_Official @UniversityOfZim Imi makaona side hustle renyu renanzva zanu

Any professor who claim to be in poverty & blame @zanupf_patriots @ZANUPF_Official is a fake professor - a Professor at @UniversityOfZim must generate money both the university and himself or herself. If you were talking of the generality of civil servants I would understand!

@alista_mapa @shonapapi Pagungwa 🤣🤣

@shonapapi 😂😂😂 Yayha akazenge akudhonza Speed zvepa Chikwanha chaizvo..

You can tell that brotherman doesn’t fit in But since he is the one Ari paSpotlight they try by all means to include him muma rounds avo